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That's interesting. Many articles I've read state that the VP of Engineering tends to be more hands off, technically, than a CTO. Here's a couple great article
by ajones 12y ago
That's interesting. Many articles I've read state that the VP of Engineering tends to be more hands off, technically, than a CTO.
Here's a couple great articles that I've pointed people to on a couple occasions:
http://www.bothsidesofthetable.com/want-to-know-difference-between-a-cto-and-a-vp-of-engineering/ http://www.bothsidesofthetable.com/want-to-know-difference-b...
https://medium.com/engineering-leadership/defining-roles-cto-and-or-vp-engineering-f1c7563643a3 https://medium.com/engineering-leadership/defining-roles-cto...